Received Debt Collectors letter

Den365

Hi guys

New to the forum - received one of these tickets for parking in a private carpark without displaying a valid parking permit. Chose to go down the ignore route, and a letter from the Roxburghe Debt Collectors has just come through my door.

Any ideas the best way to get these people off my back?

Thanks in advance

edward123

If you do a quick search for "Roxburghe, Graham White" you should find the answer.
Debt collectors are 'toothless.' File it and wait for the ones from Graham White Solicitors then file those too. You should then be at the end of the threats. Its highly likely to end there.

Buzby

Just wait! You've got around 5 more begging letters to go. Treat them with the same disrespect, and you won't go far wrong!

Guest101

It's exactly the same as me sending you a letter, ignore it

garso

I also received a 'parking charge notice' for £60 at John Lennon airport on 20/12/2012, I then received another letter on 23/04/2013 requesting £100. This weekend, I received a debt collectors letter requesting £160 from Roxburghe debt collectors. Based on advice from this and other forums I've ignored all of these letters, but I've been slightly spooked by my 'contravention' being after October 1st and the debt collectors letter mentioning the 'protection of freedom act'. Should I be worried?

edward123

garso wrote: »

I also received a 'parking charge notice' for £60 at John Lennon airport on 20/12/2012, I then received another letter on 23/04/2013 requesting £100. This weekend, I received a debt collectors letter requesting £160 from Roxburghe debt collectors. Based on advice from this and other forums I've ignored all of these letters, but I've been slightly spooked by my 'contravention' being after October 1st and the debt collectors letter mentioning the 'protection of freedom act'. Should I be worried?

Short answer is no. The PoFA simply means the scammers can pursue the RK if they are not given the name and serviceable address of the driver. Enforceableness has not changed.

Coupon-mad

Den365 wrote: »

Hi guys

New to the forum - received one of these tickets for parking in a private carpark without displaying a valid parking permit. Chose to go down the ignore route, and a letter from the Roxburghe Debt Collectors has just come through my door.

Any ideas the best way to get these people off my back?

Thanks in advance

Do not try to get them off your back:

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4637185

HTH

garso

edward123 wrote: »

Short answer is no. The PoFA simply means the scammers can pursue the RK if they are not given the name and serviceable address of the driver. Enforceableness has not changed.

Really sorry it's taken a while to get back to you. Thanks for your reply. Got my first 'Graham White' letter today. I'll keep you posted.

Buzby

garso wrote: »

Really sorry it's taken a while to get back to you. Thanks for your reply. Got my first 'Graham White' letter today. I'll keep you posted.

Isn't it good to be wanted? Seriously, they lose interest when you don't take the bait, preferring to pursue those who worry easily.

fil_cad

The poxburghe/sobell begging letters make good emergency loo paper, one never knows when you could get caught short.:money:

Scouse_Magic

See all my threads on here and on cag under the same user name by searching graham white sobell ... and their you will find you answers to how this firm operates..... I dont mind representing you FOC :j